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Guidance & Training

 

  • Use the Creating conference posters: Practical tips PDF below. A step-by-step guide or dip into a section relevant to your needs. 
  • Includes: poster format, structure, text and colours, graphics, charts and printing options.

Check the Library training calendar and register for an upcoming 'How to prepare a conference poster' webinar.

Register for an upcoming poster webinar


Templates

 

Monash Health conference poster templates can be downloaded and edited to suit your requirements. Choose from the PowerPoint or Canva formats below. Several different layouts are available.

            

PowerPoint  - Portrait - A0 size


PowerPoint - Landscape - A0 size


PowerPoint - Landscape - 16:9 size

The 16:9 aspect ratio is commonly used for digital/virtual conference posters.


Canva templates

You will need a Canva (design software) account to open and edit these Monash Health templates -- create a free account at canva.com.
Note: These templates are set to A0 size. Resizing a Canva template requires a PRO account. Contact the library if you need assistance resizing.

 New to Canva? 

Get practical step by step guidance with the PDF below, and/or register for a Canva beginner workshop. Check upcoming dates here 


Printing


Allanby Press can handle the printing and delivery of your poster, with the cost being charged to your department's cost centre. Please sales@allanbypress.com.au the details of your poster, including size, number of copies, cost centre code, and delivery address.


Need some inspiration? 


Browse MH posters in the research repository. Here are some examples from your MH peers :)

                   

 

            

 


Research Poster Templates


Research Poster Resources 

Visual Abstracts

Example visual abstracts - to get inspiration:

Templates and guidance

Image source: Ibrahim, A.M. (2018). Use of a visual abstract to disseminate scientific research. Pg.9.

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